God’s Dental Mirror
One cannot know the Master of the Universe by loving another flawed human, just as one cannot see an entire face by looking at the lingual surface of the second
Marlee Mallat
Marlee Mallat is a first-year medical student at the University of Florida, which in itself is evidence that there is a God and He is merciful to the under-qualified. Outside of medicine, her passions include re-reading the Federalist Papers, arguing about transubstantiation, explaining memes to her mom, and methodically hunting down the world’s best oat-milk vanilla latte. She has yet to find anyone who can best her in Star Wars trivia. You’ll find Marlee’s pieces heavily populated by allegory, equivocation, and adverbs, and focused on the joy and beauty imbued in everyday things.
The latest by Marlee Mallat
The Yous the Locusts Have Eaten
God assures us that the years we see as hopelessly lost to sin and destruction, He is working to redeem.
There Is Such Thing as a Tesseract
Every person, in their current state, is also the "past self" of a future state.
Musings on ‘Shrooms and Work
I’d like to take a few minutes to direct your attention to mushrooms. Mushrooms are infrequently at the forefront of the collective consciousness; their glory is oft-relegated to the halls
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Avoiding Toxic Beauty Products
Certain chemicals in beauty products are known to affect the user's reproductive hormones.
In Even The Most Unlikely Places, God Wins Again
When you think that no one hears you, maybe it's time to start
Before It’s Too Late: An Alternate Future AR App
An innovative app uses AR art and climate change science to help us
